How the cosmos is structured and managed. A purposeful personal universe, evolving in time and space toward an unrevealed destiny is described. This creation includes millions of inhabited worlds in various stages of biological, intellectual, social and spiritual evolution. The nature of God and his relationship to the evolving creation is explored in great detail.

For the rest of the story, see:
The Urantia Book - Part II: The Local Universe
The Urantia Book - Part III: The History of Urantia
The Urantia Book - Part IV: The Life and Teachings of Jesus


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Foreword
1. The Universal Father
2. The Nature of God
3. The Attributes of God
4. God's Relation to the Universe
5. God's Relation to the Individual
6. The Eternal Son
7. Relation of the Eternal Son to the Universe
8. The Infinite Spirit
9. Relation of the Infinite Spirit to the Universe
10. The Paradise Trinity
11. The Eternal Isle of Paradise
12. The Universe of Universes
13. The Sacred Spheres of Paradise
14. The Central and Divine Universe
15. The Seven Superuniverses
16. The Seven Master Spirits
17. The Seven Supreme Spirit Groups
18. The Supreme Trinity Personalities
19. The Co-ordinate Trinity-Origin Beings
20. The Paradise Sons of God
21. The Paradise Creator Sons
22. The Trinitized Sons of God
23. The Solitary Messengers
24. Higher Personalities of the Infinite Spirit
25. The Messenger Hosts of Space
26. Ministering Spirits of the Central Universe
27. Ministry of the Primary Supernaphim
28. Ministering Spirits of the Superuniverses
29. The Universe Power Directors
30. Personalities of the Grand Universe
31. The Corps of the Finality

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Foreword
1. The Universal Father
2. The Nature of God
3. The Attributes of God
4. God's Relation to the Universe
5. God's Relation to the Individual
6. The Eternal Son
7. Relation of the Eternal Son to the Universe
8. The Infinite Spirit
9. Relation of the Infinite Spirit to the Universe
10. The Paradise Trinity
11. The Eternal Isle of Paradise
12. The Universe of Universes
13. The Sacred Spheres of Paradise
14. The Central and Divine Universe
15. The Seven Superuniverses
16. The Seven Master Spirits
17. The Seven Supreme Spirit Groups
18. The Supreme Trinity Personalities
19. The Co-ordinate Trinity-Origin Beings
20. The Paradise Sons of God
21. The Paradise Creator Sons
22. The Trinitized Sons of God
23. The Solitary Messengers
24. Higher Personalities of the Infinite Spirit
25. The Messenger Hosts of Space
26. Ministering Spirits of the Central Universe
27. Ministry of the Primary Supernaphim
28. Ministering Spirits of the Superuniverses
29. The Universe Power Directors
30. Personalities of the Grand Universe
31. The Corps of the Finality

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Reviewer: purrcy - - May 31, 2006
Subject: The Book of Urantia
I think that this is probably the most important book that I've ever read. To accept this book, you must accept the premise that Extraterrestrials do in fact exist and have been HERE for a very long time. That makes this book more important than the bible or any book written by man ( for this book was written by Extraterrestrials themselves.)

This book answers many of the questions about evolution and religions that have not been answered, or even asked before. Life on Earth is much more incredible than certain circumstances of time and probability can account for. We are the product of the science and art of a very ancient race, or races, of Extraterrestrials beings who have established Earth as an experimental habitat closed to any other Universal influence, except maybe for those who created us.

This book was obviously written by some very intelligent people. This book is very difficult to read and is much easier to understand in its audio format. I would suggest that the listener use software that slows the recording down a little to make it easier to consume and to digest. Oh, an interesting point I should make is that the narrater of this book is a computer!

This book describes Universal civilizations and Gods place in it. It also describes the creation of Earth and of humanity. A very interesting section of this book describes the life of Jesus, which is so reasonable and logical that its veracity is difficult to not accept. This book is so entirely logical that I must place it beyond just faith and accept it as truth.

This is not a book for everyone, but it should be.

Ron Poteet

Reviewer: gibbsy - - January 25, 2006
Subject: revelation
Glad to hear the fifth epochal revelation on the funny computer voice...some words dont come out right, the computer genererated voice being pretty dated, but the sense is there most of the time. Loved it!